What does ltt mean?
ltt means Letters to Twilight
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Letters to Twilight?
Letters to Twilight can be abbreviated as ltt
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What does ltt stand for? ltt stands for "Letters to Twilight". |
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What is the meaning of ltt abbreviation? The meaning of ltt abbreviation is "Letters to Twilight". |
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What is ltt abbreviation? One of the definitions of ltt is "Letters to Twilight". |
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What does ltt mean? ltt as abbreviation means "Letters to Twilight". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- JTZ - Jump to Twilight Zone
- LTY - Letters to You
- LTH - Letters to Home
- LttD - Letters To The Devil
- LCU - Letters to Credit Unions
- LTA - Letters to Airmen
- LTA - Letters to Assessors
- LSTE - Letters to the Editor
- LYL - Letters to Young Lovers
- LM - Letters to Malcolm
- lttd - Letters to the Dead
- ls - Letters to Students
- lc - Letters to the Churches
- le - Letters to the Editor
- ltj - Letters To Juliet
- ltr - Letters to Rob
- encode. - To put into code. To substitute a short set of letters or numbers for a longer word or words
- BURMA - Be Undressed and Ready My Angel. Armed forces acronym code used typically on the backs of envelopes containing letters to sweethearts at home, as other examples NORWICH, SWALK, HOLLAND, EGYPT, CHIP, etc. (Thanks pointing out this glaring omission BC.) I a
- EGYPT - Eager To Grab Your Pretty Toes/Tits/Testicles. Non-pc armed forces acronym code used in letters to sweethearts at home, as other examples NORWICH, SWALK, HOLLAND, BURMA, CHIP, etc. (Ack R Tickner)
- NORWICH - (k)Nickers Off Ready When I Come Home. As featured on countless thousands of wartime envelopes containing letters to wives and sweethearts back home, sent from military personnel serving abroad, dating back to the early/mid-1900s. See other forces sweethe